At a loss.... for eggs...

I, unfortunately, did not do all my homework prior to spending my money on some absolutely beautiful birds.

We were adopted by 3 Longhorn hens. We wend out and bought 2 (1 now -- unknown breed) pullets from a local farmer and 1 rir hen (we think) and her 10 children from another farmer. We have kept them apart for approximately a month. No one, thankfully, appears to have any diseases. So, we decided to put them all together in their final coop in order for them to get use to the area and also decide on the final pecking order.

Here is my issue, prior to moving into the new coop the 4 hens were providing us with approximately 3 eggs a day. We moved them to their new coop approximately 3 days ago and have had zero eggs from any of them.

Any time you move a chicken it may take up to 2 weeks for them to get back to production. I think a lot of chickens are cutting back on laying due to decreased light hours. Do you have a light in your coop?

Oh holy crap! They can get egg bound -- Now something else to worry about.

My landlord, who has been nice enough to allow us to have the chickens, re-purposed his lawnmower shed for the chickens. The back and two sides are wooden and the front is open with chicken wire on it. Do you think this allows enough light?